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Hundred Reasons have announced that the next two shows that they are due to play will be their last before they split up.
The post-hardcore rockers have a concert in Manchester and one in London in November, and have said that they will use them to play their 2002 debut album, ‘Ideas Above Our Station’, in full.
Posting on their Facebook page, the band wrote: "Dream line-up - bands we love, people we love. Been a while in the planning, this, but we’re seriously bloody excited about it. This is the final outing for everyone involved, so we hope you’ll join us for a properly good send-off.”
Hell is for Heroes, who went on hiatus in 2008, have announced that they will be reforming specifically to support Hundred Reasons at their final shows.
The London five piece wrote: "We a can confirm that we coming out of rock n' roll retirement for 2 very special shows this November. We will be playing our first record 'The Neon Handshake' from start to finish before Hundred Reasons play their first album 'Ideas Above Our Station' too."
Also reuniting for the shows is indie-rock band Cable, who called it quits in 1999.
Tickets go on sale June 27 at 9am. For more information, visit Gigwise Gig Tickets.
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